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Almost 800,000 Britons who travel across the Channel by car this year are at risk of being caught by speed traps due to a lack of knowledge, the AA has claimed. These UK drivers in France, predominantly visiting for summer holidays, could be caught out because speed camera allowances in France are much lower, according to … Read more
Not all big SUVs are suitable for blossoming families: Measurements reveal which new large cars can fit more than two child seats in at once What Car? tested 16 large cars and found only MPVs are able to carry more than 3 small children at once Only 4 of 12 popular SUVs had capacity for … Read more
Can you name these unusual road signs from around Europe? Drivers should swot up before travelling – take our tricky quiz Quiz features signs from popular holiday destinations such as Greece, Italy, Spain and Turkey Others are not as commonly visited, like Estonia, Iceland and Slovenia Experts say drivers should familiarise themselves with signs before travelling … Read more
Almost 9,000 fewer new cars were bought in Britain last month compared to May 2018, official figures show. A total of 183,724 new vehicle were registered, down 4.6 per cent annually as buyers continue to move away from diesel cars. The Society of Motor Manufacturers said confusing government polices had resulted in more drivers keeping … Read more
Legendary car and F1 designer Gordon Murray today revealed details of his new £2.4million supercar which he says will be the spiritual successor to his ground-breaking McLaren F1 of the 1990s. And it really sucks. That’s because the 200mph-plus machine features innovative fan technology – which he pioneered in F1 racing before it was banned … Read more
Having a crash is a terrible feeling at any time, but no worse than when it happens in a foreign country and it’s not your car. Being involved in an accident – even if it’s not your fault – is enough to ruin any holiday, but if you do have prang in a hire car … Read more
Discounts on diesel cars are still only marginally higher than those for petrol models despite a drop in sales of more than a fifth in the wake of the ‘dieselgate’ scandal, latest data reveals. Analysis by ‘mystery shoppers’ at WhatCar? who haggled dealers down from the full list price found the average discount achievable off … Read more